Euro NCPA has recognized Nissan Leaf as 2011 World Car of the Year and has bestowed the award of a 5 star rating. This zero emission electric car was showcased at the New York Auto Show last year and won the award as a clean and green car. This is a difficult task as due to the batteries required for an electric car it is a difficult achievement to be so low on emission. Nissan leaf beat other contenders... 

In an event organized by Nissan Motors in Yokohama, Japan, the manufacturer unveiled their zero emission vehicle, Leaf. Nissan Leaf has gained such popularity that it is sold out till March 2011. Nissan Motors have already received bookings from 20,000 US customers and 6,000 Japanese customers. Leaf will be launched in the European continent next year. Very happy with Leaf getting finally launched,... 

The world's most successful hybrid car, Toyota Prius will soon be getting tough competition. Chevrolet Volt and Nissan Leaf, both having better reviews than Prius, are scheduled to be launched next month in US. Toyota Prius gives a mileage of 37 mpg in city and 48 mpg on highways, but the newbies, Volt and Leaf will give much more than that. According to EPA, Leaf can run for 73 miles on just battery... 

The Nissan Leaf will come adorned with a mandatory 73 miles driving range sticker, so, lookout for the best car insurance products. The new electric Nissan Leaf belongs to the unique group of mass market fully electric vehicles that'll hit the US auto market in 2011. Whoever said electric cars couldn't get fast certainly needs to rethink. The electric Nissan Motor Co Ltd Leaf car is being hailed to... 

The list of the 5 finalists who have featured in 2011 Green Car of the Year award is out and the winner will be revealed at a grand ceremony in LA by mid November. Nissan Leaf, Chevrolet Volt, Ford Fiesta, Hyundai Sonata hybrid and Lincoln MXZ hybrid. Of these five cars, Ford Fiesta is the only model that does not have a hybrid or electric engine. It has featured in the Green Car of the Year award... 

With the booking of Nissan Leaf now open in United States, it has created a kind of price war amongst dealers in San Francisco. Since last week, when the booking opened, dealers in San Francisco have been offering discount of $500 to $1000. Because of this, Leaf which is expected to cost around $22,000 and additional $2,200 for home charging kit will be charges differently at different dealers as...